Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1921, Page 9

- x - e -, e G -l g - / THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1921 9 $300,000 SUGAR SUIT. ~ [sut court nere wich e sioe of| BELA KUNGEWZED. Activities of Tarred Minister O S A pebpeiions T B. & 0. TO CUT PAY. [apeias, oy sampany's Mool ger Refinin, 1in Refining Company of Philadelphia | the former Hungarian commun! & Company Claims 10 Firms |, \et nigeteen wholesale grocers ot | lender, was arrested in Lemborg on Refused Product After Price Drop. this city. The refiner claims the his arrival there from. the Moscow wholesalers contracted for the sugar|communist congress, according to a TAMPA, Fla, July 19.—An after-|at 22% cents a pound and then re-|Lemborg dispatch to the Berlingske ¥math of the heavy decline in the su- | fused it upon delivery. Tidende today. The charge against wa: U-| “The wholesalers deny they contract- |him was that he was carrying plans T market of 1920 came up in cir-'ed for the commodity. or & communist rising in Galicia. " THELOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET S Closed All Day on Saturday During July and August ‘ Another Chapter in the -lJuly Clearance Sale You'll find it well worth while looking into these lots—for if you can find your size you'll agree you have found a bargain. With us it’s a case of clearance—regardless of every other consideration. You have only to remember, of course, Louvre excellence and Louvre character are features in every item—for these are reductions of Louvre regular stock. Among the Dresses Sport Dresses—plain Crepe de Chine and combination. Only 329.50 misses® sizes. Were $39.50 and $49.50. REDUCED to...cceee — Taffeta Dresses—Black, Navy, Brown and Gray. Sizes 16 and sl 5.00 18 onlyn. Were $35 to $45. REDUCED t0.cseemeeceerecsonmonses == Crepe de Chine Dresses—Black, Navy and Brown. Sfzes 16 and s 1 5.00 18 anly. Were $39.50 to $49.50. REDUCED t0..cccecsccccvsancens = Mignonette Dresses; beaded and plain tailored models. Black, 323.50 Brown and Navy. Sizes 38 to 46. Were $35.00. REDUCED to.... — Black Jap Silk Dresses. Were $25 to $35. slgéfl REDUCED 10.ceccccactcsecccccccosioasccrsncesossccsssomoiovoone French Organdy Dresses—in White and colors. Were $25 to $35. REDUCED t0.cccccececcececcccccccosccaccasiossccassocesoaccscns Imported Gingham Dresses. Were $19.50 to $22.50. 313 REDUCED t0teececescccccasssanmertionserosscosocscassemmaisssess Among the Suits Tweed Suits; ladies’ and misses’ sizes; light and dark colors; 317.50 silk lined. Were $45 to $65. REDUCED to. A= Khaki Riding Habits. Were $25.00. i REDUCED foisisiosasiviss ioistovis dossissssnins cadsbodstios Slog TN Lrooksx o 1109-1111 G St. N.W. Smashing All Records for Value-Giving During Our July Clearance Sales Our Entire Stock of Summer First Floor Wearing Apparel must be sold regardless of cost and profit. BARGAIN NEWS Womens’ and Misses’ $3.98 Sleeveless Jumper Dresses | Wool Sweaters Reduced t0 .«.vvivieeniaae: $5_‘!9 52.98 Smart Dresses, made of fine quality linene, in $4.98 WOOI. all the popular colors. A wonderful dress. S weaters Summer Dresses $3.98 Valu - . up toe;29.95. $9.‘9_5 Fiber Silk e Organdies, Ginghams, Dotted Swisses and Sweaters combinations. All smart models, and choice stock. $10 and $12.50 Values Summer Dresses $8-95 Values 5165 Wash Waists upto $39.95. ... e .. Values to $3.98 A magnificent lot of Dresses in the cream of s1'98 summer styles, in all the beautiful summer fabrics. Silk Dresses Knitted Caps up to $55.00........... P s PR Taffetas, Canton Crepes, Satins, Foulards, Crepe 31.98 Satine de Chine, Tricolettes, Crepe Meteors and Lace Petticoats Combinations. 100 Linen Suits i Xpalt:egzs.ss eieTarereveTeterere r.vs l zg $10.00 and $12.50 Values Long Directoire Coats, with notched lapel. | 55000 Copenhagen, pink and white. All sizes. g . . Lightning Strikes Fireman. 10 Be Investlgated b Blsho MEMPHIS, Tenn—Clyde C. Coke, a of Past Year. - - - fireman, sustained {njuries which will| BALTIMORE, Md, July 19.—An- armnEsEEEETIINE] Ry the Associated Preas. MIAMI, Fla., July 19.—Investigation of the activities of the Rev. Philip S. Irwin, white, rector of an Episcopal Church in the negro quarter, who was kidnapped, tarred and feathered by un- identified ‘men Sunday night, will be made by the Right Rev. Cameron Mann, Bishop of Florida, who is expected to reach here today. Other Espicopal clergymen in the city telegraphed the bishop, asking him to look into the situation here, as Irwin is a missionary serving under appointment by the bishop. Something over a year ago an organi- zation for former service men lodged with the bishop complaints against Irwin, theso being based on alleged un- patriotic utterances made by the preach- er, who is a British subject A hearing lasting several days was conducted at that time by the bishop, but he held that the charges were without foundation and declined to remove Irwin. Three Arrests in Flogging Case. WARRENSBURG, Mo.—Three men were arrested here in connection with the flogging last Saturday of Richard Johnson, sixty-eight years old. while he was returning ‘from work In thé flelds. Charges of con- spiracy and felonious assault were filed against Frank Anderson, his brother and brother-in-law. They were released on bond. Nick M. Brad- ley, attorney for the defendants, an- nounced that the whipping of John- son grew out of a story told by Frank Anderson's eleven-year-old daughter, in which she alleged that i’Ylol'mm.‘m had spoken Indecently to er. Seek Value of Classies. MOBILE, Ala—To conduct a na- tion-wide survey to establish the value and method of a_ modern classical education, Prof. Julius T. Wright, principal of the University Military School of this city, well known' southern educator, has been appointed one of the regional com- mittee which will have charge of the investigation. The work is being done under the auspices of the gen- elr[al educational board of New York city. Shoots Half-Brother for Burglan KNOXVILLE, Tenn —Mistaking his half-brother, Roscoe Langley, eleven years old, for a burglar, Leonard Byerly of Loudon, Tenn, shot and fatally wounded the boy Sunday. Loses Life Rescuing Pencil BAINBRIDGE, Ga.—Alexander Ber- ry, sixteen, employed by the Texas Oil Company here, was asphyxiated by fumes from a gasoline tank. He leaned over the side of the tank to rf'sckue a pencil and toppled into the tank. Boat Shoots Rap! OGD! JE steamer Ra Montreal, aftc Sault rapids of by night, a feat hitherto unaccom- plished. Although the ship had three holes in her hull, caused when she was damaged against the rocks in the rapids Saturday. the trip was made ‘unassisted. Broken steering gear caused the accident. at Night. —The damaged King has reached navigating the Long he St. Lawrence river Autoists Killed by Wagon Tongue. GREENVILLE, S. C—Struck by the tongue of a two-horse wagon, which was passing the automobile in which he was riding, Tom Carpenter, forty- two years, a weaver at Pelser mill, was instantly killed. The automobile was occupied by six men coming here for the ball game. As it passed an- other car the auto ran into the team, the tongue crashing upward into the middle of the oar. Corps area opened at Camp Jackson |Frisco system frelght engine onlgeneral offices of the Baltimore and here yesterday with the registration |which he was riding through the|Ohio Rallroad Company of reductions of over 1,100 young men from the |yards here was struck by lightning|to be made in the compensation of southeastern states, who will undergo |during an electrical storm. The en-|those general division and other offi- the first of the thres-month training |gineer, who was momentarily stun-lcers and monthly employes of the for reserve commi; bezzled more than $1,000,000 of the| DURHAM, N. company's funds, were declared “er-|have donc a d roneous” by officers of the concern,|Pletely destr admitted, v amount was “in ex Another Texas Man Flogged. DICKINSON, Tex—G. C. Benson, prominent citizen here, was seized by three masked men, escorted half a mile from town and severely whipped with a leather strap. A threat of death accompanied a warning to re- main silent concerninig the incident, | Benson sald. Negro Wanted for Murder. BALTIMORE, Md.—Joseph Thomas, alias Albert Williams, negro, was identified at the city jail by Detec- tive Sergeant H. B. Cochran of Pitts- burgh. Thomas is under indictment for criminally assaulting and mur- dering a_white woman in Allegheny county, Pa. Soldiers’ Bodies Brought Home. COLUMBIA, S. C.— Bodies of twenty-three soldiers who lost their lives in France have reached Co- lumbia to be sent to their homes in | South Carolina, Georgia and Florida under military escort from Camp Jackson. - 1,100 Men in Citizens’ Camp. COLUMBIA, S. C.—The citizens’ military_training camp for the 4th \u.unmmmm Standard Portable Electric Sewing Macines Dirsct or alternating current Chain or Lock Stitch Can be attached to any elec- tric light fixture; a slight pressure of the foot does the rest. Very Compact ‘When not in use can be put away in a closet, on a shelf or under a couch. The Lightest & Fastest ranning of all Electric Sewing] machines and Consumes Less Power / Let us show you this won- derful machine. We will in- ‘struct you without expense or obligation on your part. ! You can have this machine on Very Moder- - ate Terms gIMERS SHop "uNIOUE S first period Saturday last. probably cause his death. when the |nouncement has been made from the Refrigerate at Home A demonstrating Isko Refrigerating Machine— in perfect condiiton; guar- ns. ded, says that Coke's body was sur- company who were granted increases . rounded by a mads of flames for an in-|in pay on or since May 1, 1920. stant before he was hurled from the| The wages of these officers and em- | Take Embessler's Property. engine cab by the bolt vage e bolt. ployes do not come under the Wag % 4 u:ut:sgl:‘v, Tafinn.—pubnshm reports e 5 reduction decision of the um;ed st:tes anteed. Suitable for pri- a . Thomson, former controller Kailroad Labor Board, but the reduc- of George A. Hormel & Co., had em-| _$100,000 Fire in Roxboro, N. C. |tions, which will be in proportion to vate home. For sale at C.—Fire, estimated to|the amounts of increases received ge of §100,000, com- [since the date mentioned, were dee! ed five buildings_and |ed necessary by the management “be- | & two others in Rox-|cause of the general conditions, which (& The blaze originated in|so adversely affect the revenues of /i HALF PRICE Apply 1818 E St. N.W. ver, that the [badly dan of $150,000.” | Poro Mond Thomson {s in the county Jjail, through |a feed store. transportation companies” The re-|m inability to supply $25,000 bail money. ductions will be effective as of July (& Before 4:30 P.M. property, valued roughly _at L T 1 last. = b o $1,000,000, has been assigned to Jay| A hippopotamus eats 200 pounds of | The first general reduction in rates g C. Hormel, vice president of the pack- ' food daily. of pay under the labor hoard decision | asssnssuzzszz=zaasacris Tren: ELEVENTH ST. any house of simi- lar name elsewhere 2 Saturday during July and August 608 TO 614 The House of Courtesy Giving You the benefit of Fortunate Purchases and Arbitrary reduc- tions in the popular Underwear We've made remarkable groupings that give you Double-Panel Petticoats (Shadowproof) Crepe de chine—in plain and elaborate models, trimmed with Val lace, ribbon and owns net. Also tailored designs. Colors are Flesh, Orchid, Light Blue and White. Crepe de chine—of excellent quality— T dd trinmmed with lace and ribbon rosettes. Also e ys plain tailored models. Colors are Orchid, Flesh, Light Blue and White. Net, trimmed with filet lace and amISOIes tucking—embellished with attrac- tive ribbon flowers. Made of Satin, em- broidered and scalloped. Also Tub Silk in tailor model, Flesh and White, and a grade that is most unusual at .95 Radium Silk Stepins, in Flesh color. The Bloomers in Crepe de Chine and Satin— plain tailored models. Stepins and Bloomers Wonderfully Favorable offer- ing of the better of the Fiber Silk Sweaters They are of such silken sheen as to enjoy companionship with the pure silk—and in those effective stitches that have production only in high-grade garments. Tuxedo models—with pockets. Fringed models—of the slip-on type. COIO!‘S are— Black Jade Honey Dew Navy Buff Ciel Blue Brown White Tomato Some afe plain, other with White revers and cuffs. General Officers Will Lose Increases |gun with the regular pay day for the - H £ = - - H = H Y ez Philipsborn =T T8 v .'*, | ¥